Discover how bold ideas, community-led solutions and cross-sector collaboration can transform health outcomes for women and girls in underserved communities.
In collaboration with World Bicycle Relief, ROKPA INTERNATIONAL, and Save the Children Switzerland we are hosting a panel conversation and interactive experience exploring how mobility poverty remains a root cause of gender inequity in healthcare access.
Giving Women is leading a panel conversation on women driving climate action at Zurich Climate Week
In a world that is increasingly uncertain, unpredictable, and disrupted, business as usual is no longer effective. Progress requires a different approach—one grounded in partnership.
As funding becomes harder to secure while global needs continue to rise, we explores how the social enterprise model can offer a path to financial sustainability and lasting impact.
Africa’s rapidly growing youth population faces urgent employment challenges, making digital skills a critical question.
Explore how mentoring, capacity building, investment, and climate-conscious initiatives work together to drive lasting empowerment.
Join us for a powerful conversation on preventing, identifying, and healing from gender-based violence.
Three women. Three perspectives. One shared mission: to transform systems and behaviour through female empowerment.
Following our recent panel on the impact and opportunities arising from the recent funding cuts, including the shutdown of USAID and global reductions in development aid, Giving Women has organized a second panel focusing on the effects on the livelihoods of women in the most underserved communities. As we come to terms with the realities of these cuts, we aim to explore how we can shift dependency away from foreign aid and work towards a world where solutions are found within communities and countries themselves.
Dire pronouncements abound: international development is “crumbling,” “unraveling,” and facing “systemic shocks.”
Giving Women is organizing a panel of speakers to discuss the implications of the USAID shutdown on the global public health sector. The goal is to understand the grave impact on underserved communities and the supply chains they have grown to depend on. We will also learn about the effect on community-based organisations (CBOs), and NGOs and aim to agree on some principle for rapid response and gradual system change.
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